Documentation tweaks

DEMO.md

@@ -90,13 +90,13 @@ hdx-toolkit print --dataset_filter=wfp-food-prices-for-nigeria --with_extras
 This adds resources under a `resources` key which includes a `quickcharts` key and showcases under a `showcases` key. These new keys mean that the output JSON cannot be created directly in HDX. The `fs_check_info` and `hxl_preview_config` keys which previously contained a JSON object serialised as a single string are expanded as dictionaries so that they are printed out in an easy to read format.
 
 A Quick Chart can be uploaded from a JSON file using a commandline like where the `dataset_filter`
-specifies a single dataset and the `resource_name specifies` the resource to which the Quick Chart is attached:
+specifies a single dataset and the `resource_name` specifies the resource to which the Quick Chart is attached:
 
 ```
  hdx-toolkit quickcharts --dataset_filter=climada-flood-dataset --hdx_site=stage --resource_name=admin1-summaries-flood.csv --hdx_hxl_preview_file_path=quickchart-flood.json
 ```
 
-The hdx_hxl_preview_file_path points to a JSON format file with the key `hxl_preview_config` which
+The `hdx_hxl_preview_file_path` points to a JSON format file with the key `hxl_preview_config` which
 contains the Quick Chart definition. This file is converted to a single string via a temporary yaml file so should be easily readable. Example Quick Chart recipes can be found [here](https://github.com/OCHA-DAP/hxl-recipes?tab=readme-ov-file)
 
 ## Future Work

tests/fixtures/quickchart-flood.json

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@
                         "#f2645a",
                         "#9C27B0"
                     ],
-                    "title": "Best title 1"
+                    "title": "New title 1"
                 },
                 "dataProperties": {},
                 "displayCategory": "Charts",